JNCIS-SP Service Provider

Juniper Networks Certified Internet Specialist - Service Provider (JNCIS-SP):

• Level: Specialist-level certification.

• Focus: Validates advanced knowledge and skills in configuring, troubleshooting, and managing Juniper Networks' service provider routing and switching platforms.

• Prerequisite: Requires the JNCIA-Junos certification (Juniper Networks Certified Associate - Junos) as a prerequisite.

• Exam: The exam associated with this certification is JN0-363.

  
  

Why Pursue JNCIS-SP?

• Demonstrates expertise in service provider networking technologies.

• Validates skills in managing large-scale service provider networks.

• Acts as a stepping stone to higher-level certifications like JNCIP-SP (Professional) and JNCIE-SP (Expert).

This course offers 6 comprehensive practice tests, featuring a total of 402 questions, designed to thoroughly prepare you for the JNCIS-SP JN0-363 exam. If you can achieve the recommended scores on these tests, you will be well-equipped to pass the official exam with confidence. These practice tests focus on the most critical areas of the JNCIS-SP exam, providing clear explanations for every question and direct references to the official documentation to reinforce your learning.

The questions are organized into categories aligned with Juniper’s official exam topics:

• Intermediate Routing

  • Protocol Independent Routing

  • Routing Instance

  • Load Balancing

  • Filter-Based Forwarding

  • Fundamentals of OSPF

  • Deploying OSPF

  • Fundamentals of BGP

  • Deploying BGP

  • IP Tunneling

  • GR and BFD

  • GRES, NSR, and Unified ISSU

  • VRRP

  • AA IPv6

  • AB IS-IS

    
    

• Provider Switching

  • Ethernet Switching and Layer 2

  • VLANs and IRBs

  • Virtual Switches

  • Provider Bridging

  • Spanning Tree Protocols

  • Configuring Spanning Tree

  • Ethernet OAM

  • Configuring OAM

  • ERP and LAG

  • MC-LAG and Virtual Chassis

  • Troubleshooting and Monitoring

    
    

• MPLS

  • MPLS - Introduction

  • MPLS - The Mechanics

  • MPLS - Static LSPs and the Forwarding Plane

  • RSVP - Introduction

  • RSVP - Configuring a Basic LSP

  • RSVP - The Traffic Engineering Database

  • RSVP - LSP Bandwidth Reservation

  • RSVP - LSP Priorities

  • RSVP - Constrained Shortest Path First and Admin Groups

  • RSVP - LSP Failures, Errors, and Session Maintenance

  • RSVP - Primary and Secondary Paths

  • RSVP - Local Repair, Part 1 - One-to-One Backup or Fast Reroute

  • RSVP - Local Repair: Part 2: Facility Backup or Node-Link-Protection

  • RSVP - LSP Optimization

  • RSVP - Make-Before-Break and Adaptive

  • LDP - The Label Distribution Protocol

  • LDP - Configuration

  • LDP - Enhancements and Best Practices

  • LDP - Egress, Import, and Export Policies

At the end of each test, you'll see a general score and specific scores for each category, helping you identify areas to improve.  Each test covers all areas, with a level of difficulty similar to that of the official exam—The last test being slightly harder.

The passing score for the official exam varies but typically ranges between 60% and 70%. If you can pass all the tests in this course, you’ll be well-prepared to face the real exam!